Keith Bembenek
KVOA News 4 Tucson
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Green Valley man challenging community to donate 2000 pounds for
Green Valley resident Ron Burr is challenging his neighbors and friends to donate 2000 pounds of food for local food banks. → Read More
Davis Monthan supporting missions in hurricane ravaged Florida a
2 units based at Davis Monthan Air Force Base are supporting rescue and humanitarian efforts in hurricane Irma-ravaged Florida and St. Maarten. → Read More
Cody's Friends, BARK collecting more animal supplies for Texas
Codys' Friends and BARK are teaming up Wednesday to fill another truck with animal supplies for residents in flood-ravaged Texas. → Read More
More than 2000 TEP customers without power Wednesday night
More than 2000 TEP customers lost power just before 9pm Wednesday evening. TEP reports no known cause and is investigating. → Read More
Students return to UA
Competing with Monday's solar eclipse, students flocked to campus this morning to start a new academic year. The University of Arizona says approximately 10,000 news undergraduates enrolled this ye... → Read More
Thursday's Traffic Alerts
If you're traveling around town, or around the state, there are some traffic alerts you need to know about Thursday morning between 9am and 2pm at Broadway and Church, intersection power will be ou... → Read More
10 Survive late night accident on 22nd Ave
Late Friday evening Tucson Police and Tucson Fire responded to a single vehicle accident on 22nd Ave near Alvernon. What they found were 10 people in a car wrapped around a tree. → Read More
Cochise man swept away from stuck vehicle
Cochise County Sheriff's Search and Rescue responded to a swift water rescue call on Cascabel Road Friday. A caller reported witnessing a truck being swept away in a wash. → Read More
Pima County Sheriff issue warning for Tanque Verde Falls
The Pima County Sheriff's Department would like to advise everyone thinking of heading to the Redington area, specifically Tanque Verde Falls, to use caution and avoid the area if at all possible. → Read More
Change for the homeless reports 1st collections and more meters
Tucson Change Movement, collecting change for the homeless, has added 2 more donation stations since their launch in mid-May. → Read More
Salvation Army still needs "Operation Chill Out" items
"Operation Chill Out", a program run by Salvation Army to provide heat relief for those need, needs some help itself. The agency says they are in need of sunscreen, hats, water and volunteers. → Read More
Amazon buys Whole Foods
SEATTLE & AUSTIN, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jun. 16, 2017-- Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) and Whole Foods Market, Inc. (NASDAQ:WFM) today announced that they have entered into a definitive merger agreement. → Read More
Reward offered in OV wildlife deaths
Suspected illegal poisoning of wildlife is believed to have caused the death of 2 javelinas and an owl, according to Arizona Game and Fish Department. → Read More
TSA testing new biometric fingerprint technology
The Transportation Security Administration will be assessing new checkpoint screening technology at a TSA Pre?® lane at Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport and one at Denver Internatio... → Read More
Eastside power outage affected 14,000 TEP customers
Nearly 14,000 eastside TEP customers are currently without power. → Read More
Flying R Fire erupts in Southern Arizona
The Flying R Fire has burned 800 acres since starting around noon Wednesday. The fire is southeast of Patagonia. → Read More
Game and Fish seize wildlife taken captive as pets
Arizona Game and Fish Department has seized 3 animals in Tucson that were illegally taken while young and reared as pets. → Read More
MONSOON PREPS: City moves sandbag pickup location, readies 500 b
For Monsoon 2017, the City of Tucson has moved sandbag distribution to the Tucson Rodeo Grounds. Sandbags will be available prior to a severe weather event. → Read More
New fire threatens Cochise community
Another fire in Cochise County - the Lizard Fire - has caused Cochise County Sheriff's Office to close Dragoon Road Wednesday night . They are advising residents in the area to be prepared to evacu... → Read More
ADOT seeks comments on proposed Sonoran Corridor
Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) held it's first informational meeting Wednesday night, starting a 3 year process identify a route connecting I-10 and and I-19 south of Tucson Internatio... → Read More